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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-29
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
on and after sEPTEMB Der -, 1887.
GREAT TRUNK LINE

Un snS SkEATs %EgNK FIR por+r
Trains cave lSss. Desbicsscs sad Cortland:
HsTsisSafs psSurs aud the West, with Pullman Palace
nd ' cs eSd eG d l rais Dining
SI.epSs Ys;egTS Cas- at ga SyfSy nay: cor, and
f r.s ea.ss and SSHG &c 81 Resoe ,''
f e; SSiPs0Sq Pc I s ana
Sundays, g s.s Nd Nd 10 ' ss V
iassSS Espss; rs%s" ." ana Isn'y
Anla R. .rrSs w Rsas Sa' sAi saS s
p ~, arrive Warrington 55 m; regular At 3 2o %
p ID ana 20 n sa' % III is% =
%n c &; AZ s sspf junction %E ana IN
40 ; p On sunday. . rs a. m. and p. n do
Fot I gS fos; V ss Ne'tsl via xewye. rA.sgnls
ana fSS" E@S 3S " ssSls ~ we n'
az Jtry Guy anCFdng speedy AM direct uahst lot
rR Ri?SSiy XRh ty; From p.Ourg TO- 80 II 80
b,a,s sn% 20 s. s0 daily s5o9 % va a2s
g. 'Sd % j. .s si Is tSaaaIs 20 ia Il
iiiSs0 q So L'g 20 "s s. So -
f'S Saaa' o. s5 saS Ss e @ 10 e g
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
landt Streets Ferries as follows: ...
Imiea Dining SSr sand and II a. % + . 20 T. So
~ sad p ana ia;i might sA AeSaamQa ida
press rs % Lmlted) and 10 m, L. 30 5, 6. 7,
and p. M, and u rs night
Trains leaving Newferk daily. except sunday al 8,
,. N. on Sundays, connect at Trenton Tor Camden.
Returning. trains leave Broad Street station, Philadelphia
$50. 40. II and Ills a m. lLimsd EAPrsssss
with Dn.ng Car. ia and 4.50 p No., II :49 80,
S;2o g. s Q, 30 7aS si2 and 40 40 p IN q.
$50. . 40 a. M, ~ 40, 20, q 80 Lnited 2S,
:S5, ~ and D l2 p.
Leave Philadelphia via Camden, q. and 80 y. IN
daily except Sunday.
Ticket Offices, S4o AS and 94i Broadway ] Astor
House Battery Place. md foot OF DosbrOsscs and C0rt
landt SIS. Courts and brooklyn Annex station, foot
Of Fuonst, brooklyn station, Jersey City Elnlgrant
Ticket Oncc, Castle Garden.
The YORK Transfer Company viii call for and check
baggage nom hotels and fesio onceS.
IHAS. r.. PlGH, j. r. WOOD,
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET. NORTH RIVER

FOOT OF Liberty STREET. NORTH RIVER
Time Table Of September 20, 1851.
For PHILADELPHIA and TRENTON, " Bound
bt 800 h so a; s syS is 80. 80
Trains leaving at 4. 80, II a. M, so, 4, 30
Pottsyle. etc. n. m ior Lake Hopatcoag, Easton.
,ethlehea Allentown. Reading Harrisburg. eIc ON sun
days Tor EastOn.
80 a m. Tor Lake Hopatcong, Easton. Bethlehem,
Allentown Mauch Chunk.
s 80 a M for Easton, Bethlehem, Allentown. Mauch
thunk Wikesbarre 81 ranOn Reading, Harrisburg Potts
vile, Tamaqua Shamokin. sunbury Lewisborg, Williams
/ and l 30 D m for Eastou bethlehem. Allentown.
Naueh Chunk, Reading, Harrisburg, etc.
. $40 p IA for Eiston, Bethlehem, Allentown, Mauch
chunk, WilkesbIrre, Scranton, Ipmaqua Shamokin.
= 80 p. IN. Tor Lake Hopatcong, Enston Bethlehem.
5:45 D. m for Easton, bethlehem. Allentown. Maucb
Chunk, wkesharrc Reading. Harrisburg. etc. On Sun
days at 3 80 y.
400, rs IL rs a. m, 80, 80, 100, 4 80, rs
p IN. Sundays 90 a. for Red Bank, Long Branch
lAsbury Park, Ocean Grove, except Sundaysj, Point
Pleasant.
~, 4, SAP a. m. 80. 80 p. for Lakewood. Toms
"A a. M, 80 ,. for Beach Haven Atlantic City.
200, 5a5, IL rs a. m. 80. 80. 0 rs p. m. for
100, @ 90, sl5, 10 80, IL rs a. M, 80, :oo,
80, 300, U rs D. M Sundays o 100 a. M for Perth
Anlboy.
NEw;JEKsEy SOUTHERN DIV.
SANDY HOOK ROUTE
For LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. &C.
-oo - From Per 3, n. H.
A. go, 10 ;l6 a M, AS. Z AS p. m. Sundays
S go 10 ssasss LS o naaSn Ss
3 as for Manchester, Toms River. Bafncgat
AZ 10 10 m, AS y. M. for FlberOn, Asbury Park,
Ocean Grove Ocean Beach, Spring Lake, Point Pleasant
&c Sundays a. IN. except Ocean Grove and Asbury
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Hacnbeck Hollis, 20 Grassers 2S5 avsrsgsA ~ s %
par b veais lll 10. &C 65c DO, l7z No. ~ Sci o. nsS
len O. go 70 a'e Sss. and Calves ITS average
ki.. N yeaIs n n StsC.

pc. M-1fns' YEAS fss ido III D. sr
81 pr srr' u vs. Esii a. Sss caves 40
81 s4 cs %.
per- = % "a do iii D. DO i47 10 at soi DO $50
vs.. is g. - va: ss 's
ws' &c. a k5Gs ., Sc Il
d. Harrington yeals 100 average at Yer ID; do
gasd sactasam 10 Grassers 25e
Fed sso Caves Sss az ls aG DO 10y s7o rs sc
H. MePSerson Chicago Calves $50 average ct d 20
vs. SHEEP i AND LAMBs-Recepts 81 cars Of 1890
car. ses and 10 se a. Isrssy for the corr
os Tine es Week There was Slack
asy With az easier around and lambs closed he
Canada iamos wers arsoss very Prime
e s0s Common ss PEI 70 l SSo e.
lambs ranged from 81 to Csc per b. and about carload Oh
ssespsnssss 80 state sheep % 9aS sve st
lambs. s6g o. Canadian a q S 81 s Il
e 81 S1s S a. SITE 49, s per as
X H. dS 81 b. ass4' iSs DO # b. At S'''
q Ss N az OHIO fsas:
S SH a per 100 5of lSs wan
Eyerit. 2l0 KENTUCKY Lambs % svsr IS
s. at az gir 100 tSS s S % o. %
s Canadian DO rs TO- at l2O 2os Co. IS b. a'sS 90 per
ss e. Tsrosy ss'' e
80 d. l6i Kentucky DO los III sta ss
e ?S e = p S;' p g. 100
SfR Sas'Si% az cp
a.; :ss 81 q r. 4 ." 90
as.S 'ss 30 Jsls ss e s4sl.s
per 100 Kentucy DO ~ ~ at az % 40 ~ ~ To 40 IS
culver lei Kentucky Sheep os average at
Sg y for POO 81 % d S5s Ohio sP;s
Mss 90 3 Canada Lambs, So D. at sd 1872 Michigan
chic snssp o. syssa s. 5.
III. sg lSs Ia%ss g H. at
SSS 81 a wsstern es 10 81 Is
per 100 2lS DO lol 10 at 81 l2g IS Kentucky do III
sns. 4sn VS. Western Ss ao s. ssS
et%sss a. 3 OH: sss = T. at
H. 100 SnfS :Ts' stsTss
noGs-Recepts 50 Of 1000 hsadIs2 carloads at
s sig7 a. saa .saas
Cool Hogs. carload OF Chicago sklp." was sold at
orsso at s, 50 per loo 81 Do. $ o. ats47S.
COTTON MARKErs-B BY TELEGRAPH
SEPT s sDs . fSssa
NSys%Ssr dsy.Ey Ss4d b. ssyss
and January delivery. Cad value January and Zebra
airy delivery. lsid value; February and March deiv.
cry. 2'64d. value March and April delivery %o4d
value; A rtl and May delivery 6G4i. value.
GALVESTON. 28-Cotton quiet Mlddling, SD; Low
receipts 936 bales sales 2272 bales STOCK 81 lsl bales
28.-CottOn- Mdding. o. net and gross
ccipt bales; Great Britain $500 bales
exports coastwise 245S bales sales 2l49 bales STOCK
1865 bales - ,
SAVANNAH, Sept 2s.-Cotton- Mid0llnc. 80. Low Mid
ding y; gross receipts 1874 bales; exporis 70
456 bales exports TO the Continent 3Sol
bales exports coast wise. 449 bales sales LooO paie5;
stock. 50 933 bales
Ngw.osLRASs sept 2s-Cotton weak Middling. s7e Low
Middng H. Good Ordinary. SIS net receipts JOS bales;
grss receipts 72l4 bale, exports coaswise $3.50 bales
sales 8, $50 bales stock. 10000 bales.
HAVANA MARKET
HAVANA Sept 29-Spanish gold 237 "a 18Th. Exchange
quiet but firm.
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL. Sept 2S-3:30 m-Beef and pork, holders
Sasr sparnGy hsmsH oldeis offer moderately. Bacon
Long eioar steady Al AS Cd OhecscThe supply good
Msia n.ss American steady at COS rsow-Aoders oer
freely Ard-spoi and uturos offered moderately Wheat
hoaels oner nonerafoiy flonr H0ers odsr noderatey
ioBana iaf Ccfn-spot ana futures offer spar
nxy demand far Mixed ss,srS spot september ocsoSsr
and November. arm az a. Id Hops At Yort
state Nothing ofsrin& Calcutta nsssa. sos 10 ad per
AsTwgRr. Sept 2s-Pctroleun- Fine palo american IL
frsncs 81 confines paid and secrs Wiicors srJ closed
as b francs rs confines per lU0 kios ''''
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
GREAT FOUR.TRAt;k TRUNK LINE
ON and after September IL trains leave
GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT.

GREAT FOUR-rRACK TRUNK LINE
On AZ sk AMI SSRs4Is D sfales S'
cars Albany, Troy syfsea.e' also Montreal
d FAM sss drawn fsn
S.. 5isyssas
$40 10 50 . a., Shssso Express dfasins'rOOm
III 80 a. M western Newyotk and Northern Express
n so M. Albany Troy, Saratoga and Utica special
VII" % ss % Toy s saa and Toy
i SsSasS ISd s fsa
and tSSesao '' p%i@s car Albany .,,,
d T;: a"s s L0fs
Louis: Auburn Genevs, Oanandaisua daily. Dining car
p m Montreal and Utica Express. daily ,s Sleep Is
ing cars Plasbe and Montreal Via Rouses Point ana
Va 81 Adams sunday train docs not run west "
parec IS pe'a s ana clsyesnd Is
M rasaS s.ss as ss c
sroIt and chicago seeping-eAr' 70 Clayton via ueea
Express Nth s;ss ts A.
s wSs Tor s,T1Gs Lake George and for the North '
Ricsets and space In drawing room ana scelngc
on sale Grand Central Depot 1is sS and gts sradT
MOI; S Sss:
Wsstcotrs Express cali ror ana check baggage from
No., Run daily others daily except Sunday 's'0p
NG.' NJ ha TSu StslloH d'sa'l, HENRY MONTH";
General Superintendent General Passenger Akess
M Est SHORE RAILROAD.
w N. Y. q. II. Il H. CO.. lessesA min.
Trains leave West AID ST. station as follows. ah" ~ ~
''I De sns' and G uS isst 9! M S
ST Louis, IS :05. 3 rs D. n. -. .,,.,...
f"!s; t,Sa "a p 80 Al M 9 90 is on sltpm
% Kingston, sangertics Gatskli Albany. saas ~"
Oranston's. West Point, Cornwall Newburs. ~ q:
y le. Y rs, % :5o 10 rs, IL 80 m, - vail
Hamilton. Londoa, % :5s a. m, '6o5, sis p n
Elegant sicerins sas ~ To- ior sas. Niagara vs Gin
emasd Dsrr0lr Chicago and 81 LouiA
Daily. fDaily except Saturday.
Other krans daily except SUNDAY. ...>rumos
dations or niormaton spbiy 81 OnIocs Drookiyn ~
~ gao kAsssS 9 9roSSwSy s
nowsry. IL Para Fisos. and wess shore sas,SGs Es
west S?o foos Of Jayst n q S.sssnaes 1ossk
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I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

brosses follows:
a m. for Catassuqua and intermediate points.
m. for Geneva, Lyons Elmira, Rochester, Buffalo
and the West and principal local points. Chair car 70
Wilkesbarre-
p. for Tunkhannock and intermediate points: Chair
70 TunkhaRnock. Connection 70 Reading and Harris
burg
$40 D. for Ptston and principal intermediate points.
Chair car TO Pittston.
$40 p m. Tor CopIay and Intermediate points. Con.
nectlon Reading and Harrisburg Chair TO Capay
p m. for Geneva, Lyons Elmira, Rochester, Buffalo
and the West Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons.
so p. m for Laurays and intermediate points
Trains leaving at a. M. p. M and 40 p. m cons
all Mahanoy and Hazleon coal regions.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
O. for Mauch Chunk. Hazieton and intermediate
points
40 d. M for Copay ana intermediate points.
D. for Geneva. Lyons Elnfra. Rochester. BuHAd
and the West pullman sleeper 70 Lyons
Gencrai Eastern Cfice. o35 BrOadway.
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easier. Creamery l6pa23c DaIry l5sleG Eggs. frosh
r% va, aSas IA s
Cora steady; "a Miss! t5c oat, were Easy
PORK EASY a. SIS o. Lard a. Sc GaIE Meat.
Snort R. g 81, Ss c
sale. q finished good, the sas Of 81 Batter sas
Choice barr iSsl6G Esn iehsi Chess ,, wa,
nt ns soas4 SIS fscSs AMI satcasr :. Sosst S.
Koespts $500 ssla shiDmsat, 400 head
.s ssS1 w9.s &
susS n''s oats rs ioOo BUSH -'A'
ss %. seD s Nr.s %. sF'SS No. Red
unchanged Ne 2aiIed 26sG
Cash iesS ocos.t 7osc Sov.mSsf 7i.o .cora
higher s' ;;,Sn: ,asc, %ni'' ssss
Ff n. hTs reTS s.p!s%Ser sit loSsi6 90 Lard
'sno'i T. 20 2 SIS sS 5 dull
Ga.idar, = az a Hsosst'6rsar s 500 700 PSis wSsa.
assS -Pisar 1900 is. Wheat 1000 Corn
MINNEAPOLIS. sept gs.-wsslt-Market sts.av. so. /
Hard e,A oeIses &c o N9ySa s ' 2SScn M
sa.e May I5t 80 NotisIh ea'h Csc s:A October $50
N.Tsss zoe Ss Ssr,SsPa s. Sc was Srn
whsat $40 6nss ,aipn.ots $4,000 bash Flour
SEPT e % go s, ara nfi So nFs' ws.
2 !Ssi7s'. wsisker nrm@wlnes 81 5S spirit. 81 OF
ss. nv. loo Ua S"s ar So5I S Ss. oqsa
Wheat -: bush c.ru so.Oo Uush oats Ls1O bush
Rye lO5O bush Barley ...-.. bush.
PHLADELFHA Sept 2s-Pleur. fresh ground old spring
wheat nogts scarce and amly held new winters In liberal
wS s..a ana ana lar saDoSa, 80 60
40 DO Extra 50 ooas Is. PennsylTSna Family So 80
Family - 80 ON. cear 50 % s. 90 90 1rssss
ast 2s s. L.uiI seuheIa Ino. Clear s. 90 40
90 stra,sh5 - eoet25: Winter wheat Patent 90 Far to
a. ..r.sat :, 2sasi 90 Min9:.ota rsi.at, air to
wsoAt market or speculation aud prices lower export
demand moderate hish grades ruled steady No Req for
tsr November s3sSs2se; do for December $50 sssc
local a. demand but ht;e Or no .pseasicn, safe. Of
s zoe N m1s a hsGs' s r GAs s 80 .pt:
Der sos a6lse DO Tor oeoesT SQasle 90 Nov.n6e .
sray hid meisrS!s local trade ds%,sd 81 whit:
sir iemssa and saiS hghst under eh, caspinss No
ss'e' % SqS:SSsS ;5,.ssess 90 Tor DE De-
I'S ,Te' g" Jersey
gs.i CIV ta%; g s. as % a. g.os,!s SSs
Fork ,aess SO 6sSlG 50: 10 pH@o ms.S naS SIS So
s GO 81 % o. Se, esar 4 rsss n &c
smoked osc Shoulder. IL dry salt iay cured DO
20 Do DO smoked Ssc Bells, s' in PSkl- 81
CIV cnnsa steam 81 Butchers s aoa
s s'S.
X SI.s@:r am krsTa y w Packing butter elSs
Ta c ass %: g. S 70 to r a sI%. Ps:n
Eggs hrm and active. PENNSYLVANIA hrsi, Mt gle
Ohio ami other Western zoe. Petroleum. 10
Abel test bsls 6Ac sngar-R Refined steady Grsnulaed
SSS aiss S'a'ectasn Lane sr q. sc powaered az
per ton .Rsceips-Flour il5oo b9l.. Wheat o.5OO
ba.h. Corn 500 bush. oats 200 bush. Rye 800.
bush. shipments-fiour $50. bush Wheat 700
UorB 22.OOo yusn Oats IL 400 bush.
TOLEDO. Sept 23.-Whezt hrm Cash 75s.c; October
7Gsc November dc. December II 7sc... Corn nrm
september 20 nc May 46f Coyersesd active aud
$4,000 bush Corn 1000 buai cloverseed bags oats
1900 bush. Superintendent 1000 bush. Corn 49,.
bnsh clovorssed -. Ungs Oats 1000 bush.
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CATSKILL EVENING LINE.
- steamer, kaaterskll aad Caskl leave Pier 49, ~ r..
loot OF Jayst. day D. m Connecting with
Catskill Mountain anu Cairo Railroads.
FARE ONLY ONE DOLLAR
SHORE LINE. All Rail Route for Boston
- Newport and the East Express leaves Central
station e. a m Limited thprsss. except sunday. 1
leaves nj daily except Sunday. pnaec Terior ears
~ Shaping cars 10 destination.
TOR HUDSON and COXSACKlE.
Steamer kAATkRskfLL on Tuesday, Thursday and
saturiIy. At p n- fiom foot OF Jay. st. N. u.
ps,samer McMANCs Monday Wednesday ana Friday from
fior loot al ffankin-st-, at p IA
Boats connect with Boston aud Albany R-R.
A L3ANY BOArS-PEOPLE'S LINE--PaI-
A., = ace sseomers DREW and DEAN RICHMOND leave
canal.st. " = - - - -
Freight received uptr the hour Of departure
Leave BFo0kiyn Via Annex. FuItonst. at .. m
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GteamboGis arc Railroads.

TROY BOATS. CITIZENS LINE
a. Steamers CITY OF TROY and G SAAToGA s iS1Se
day D. N. Tor Troy and the North. sunday steamer
touches at Albany. Troy excursion tickets. o. DO
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$50 m, and p M Fer EanSet spring VALLEY;
p m q rs D. IN. saturdays onyj. Sundays o 80 m.
CKIE RAlLWAY.-Through trains leave
local rT sns sssss @ @
SoseRs. q gsia nasss Ss
Sosthe; p iTs% eSs r Sils 9 .o,
s e9lf 5 AND Sads ?1i
hS,ev sys,a ShsssS and B 81
iaio Niagara Falls, Hamilton and Toronto No exs:l
SSs sgPa4 F S2s'a asa d *
- n,idnis6t week ana s hsR;Is Coach
nulneofd ana Passs " wesf d.ys
So go 40 % SolO S,c V no zs
81. y 3 b 20 "a M H. e n0 %snssss 20
os 70 80 20 y mdnisht n 10000 "a ram
k1sinas S;'s eas. as sS =" san''',
r's5' 90 a. T nee d 9e az nS sa' sss
Sag S59 SaS; S:io; go Ss0. s g no go
Sis % 80 Moon; as siS. 9, So AS
Ness ana no i s @ VI Via I Ne%l week days. eo
20 TO- 6C ) P M and 0 IL mia ida IS Sunaa5s
s's' $:'f iS Z g
aiss- saS., 7s5. 80 . io:aa a. m, AS iiS.
waw We ra ss 5aq Is 20 M. ESQ., 4sO NJ
Monticello and Waite Lake, IA5. a. M. 8 80 D. u:
NeSSSTE and Cornwall ? So a. m: 80 TO- 4'sa
Mcaiesnsry. a. M $780, 80 p. Sundays 80.
10 20 a.
Scranton Dunmorc. week days. q; NJ, 80 2 m. a
10 20 a M. 80. . so 40 !. 5. ~ mid:
night Sundays, 5 As, 40, 8 80. D. 10 30. 80,
y. N. Additional trains 10 Goshen AID way, $50 D. m.
10 Goshen and MddetOwn AS a. sundays 545
o. m.
Tickets or passage and apartments In Drawing Room
and Sleeping Coaches can 10 Obtained and orders Tor tho
checking and transfer OF baggage be- left at the COM
panys onices, Nos. 317 40t, III, 957 Broadway ISL
Westst, NewYork, No. 33l Futonst., Brooklyn, or At
the Company's depots.
Express from the West arrive In New. York %
rs, 10. 10 SIS a. M. and 40 aud 10 .. m.
r. II. OULE. Gen'l Mgr l.. l.. FARMER. @. p. Agc
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STAINED

Good Ordinary. li-lo hon Sl6
ST. Good ordinary..----7@ 'Hiiuui'ns-- ''''' -,
The speculative market started at decline oil points aonk
,hs cnt1rc hst subsequently, the temper Improved es
neeaiy on the earlier deliveries but the close was regu
VIII indicating net changes for tho day OF pon al
vance on Soptembe change october ana 10 points
nihrr mon Sales. lOOOO Oaos
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SPIRITS OF TURPRNTfyE
CHARLRsror. Sept. 2s.-Turpsntine firm at 20. bid
SAVANNAH. sept ~ furpsatins Arm 81 ~ s.c
iLAiS1Tsx Sept 2S.-turSsHtlns firm At 80.
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Net earnings II moi. s4.OOS.ao6 s5.7S2i2i s0.407.
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON. sept. 2e4 D. m.-Oons0ls. lOl SIG for money
and lol Tor the account Atlantic and Great Western
mortgage trustees certificates a. Canadian Pacific 81
hrie S0ss Illinois Central 1924 81 Paul common. 80;
NewYork Central. 49, Pennsylvans 57aa Reading 81 Al
Mexican Central. l41; Hu!son's Bay COMPANY. 2is.
Money 81 e3x per cent Bar silver quoted u ad per
ounce Paris sdvices quote por francs
62 confines for the account.
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y Day w * OF 4
1b.0O0-.-.-.--35
8. o00--....-.S6
Gulf Col q San Fe
Gold 3s
1000. ....- l02a
Gulf Col * san fs
lst
3. 000.--... 120
Gal Har & Sn An
West div LIST
10000
Great Western
"a
3. 000........eSA
Grand r q Ind
5000. =. 90
Kentucky Cent LIST
Stamped Is
5000.
Ind's n d 5 lst
5000. l05
Met Elevated LIST
1000 ll4A
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A'-RONDOUT KINGSTON AND CATS1
Ne, k EdI!; H SyUN,E Essp aEPMIS
Ssy n
sSs
FOR WHITE MOUNTAINS and BAR HARs
PROVIDENCE LINE "a
Steamers RHODE ISLAND and MAssACHr sErr~
ssSs si g g. Box sSnss
pay LINE to OLD POINT COMFORT
Leave via f EETSIk YS a and so Y,IId, ear,
n S' Gsn f..s Agent y slS 11SasTa9
RosToN. WATCH HILL. NARRAGANs
VIA STONING1ON LINE.
From New Pisr 49, North Hiyer one block above cann
landing to Naragansett Pier without eAsses
PAIL RIVER LiNE-FOR BOSTON
the North and Eat steamers Pilgrim and Bristol Isavs
Guided Sis Xnnsa boat brooklyn S
Fan AZ SsE fiss On S'fs
NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL.
For lied Bank. Long Branch. Grow. Assury ps.s
., c 40 a m; y noon; $40. '4I0 p m Sundays.
trains do stop at ocean Grove or Asbury PARK
Rus sSS bI3 ssa Fsa r YooD + RfsDTy
HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
IL NEw Dsy Xxx as. ssf. 3.sAsx.
Daily Except Sundays)
Leave Brooklyn. Fnlton.st lby Annex. - g ooA n
$;s::s!I s,,; i
Returning leave Albany 8 80 a. m.
CoNNECTfoNs
WEST POINT and NEMBuRG with down day boat
Utica Bufaio NIAGARA FALLS ana the West with
Boston & Albany II. r. for Boston
NEW YORK ONTARIO g. WESTERN RY
IN Trains leave from ferries at weat 42d and JaysI
West 42d, so m, Jsyst, 80 NJ for Middle idle
Norwich, tca, Rome, oneida, Fulton, Oswego Buffalo,
Detroit, Chicago. Waikiki Valley points.
West 42d, 10 p M, Jay St. :bS D. m, for Middle.
Lake, Waikiki Valley points.
West 42d, :35 Jay-st, rs p. M, daily for
Middlctown fallsburg, Liberty. Walton NoIwch OneIdas
Oswego, Suspension Bridge, Detroit, Chicago ST LOUIS
pullman Ocrhs s6 reserved rye az a. 500 B5oiw
way, 737 6h-aye 134 East 125thse, 264 West I25th-
st., NJ Y. J. C. ANDERSON, y. p. A..
N ORNICH LINE FOR BOSTON,
IN WORCESTER. PORTLAND, NEW DON, NOR
MICH, WHITE MOUNTAINS AND ALL POINTS
EAST
Steamers CITY OF worcester, City OF Boston and City
OF Lawrence leave Pier 40 North River, foot OF waS
pier Desbrosses Street Ferry daily sun.
days excepted at y. IN. y. W. BHADf Agent
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TO NEW HAVEN, 75c.
EXCURSION good days. 9, IS.

Steamers C. H. NoRTHAM and CONTINENTAL leave
Peck slip Pier rs T. r.. n and II m. Sundays
,cpI, connecting at New-Haven with special trains
MERlbEN. HAKTFoRD. sPRiNGFIELD, HoLfoKE.
sold baggage checked az 944 Broad
way. New. York. and Courtst brooklyn
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSE1.
~ Trains leave from thamtersst- station for Enge~
wood Tcnady, Closter. Sparkil aud Nyack 80, TO-
go 80 and II 80 IN; rs. 80. 4. 80 20.
40 80 3, 10 80 d. M, ~ midnight Sundays TO-
80 a m, and D., m. For kanuet Spring Valley.
Monsey ans TallmaDs, 80 10, 80 So 80
D. m n rs D. Saturdays only). Sundays 30 . ne
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adiug fdturs, rangei rs fellows

Flour In better demand. prices unchanged
The Cash prices tolows-No. Spring Wheat at
7os a 7O5so No. 5 Spring Wheat 81 No. 2 Rod
No Rye isc......No. Barley 7oc NO Flax seet
per bbi sis 90 Iard per 100 So s7b Short Rib
Sides 81 Dry salted shoulders boxed So 80
tilers goods per gallon 81 sugar-cut Loaf GsG7c
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N ORWICH LINE FOR BOSTON,

IN WORCESTER. PORTLAND, NEW DON, NOR
MICH, WHITE MOUNTAINS. AND ALL POINTS
EAST
Steamers CITY Worcester City OF Boston and City
OF Lawrence leave Pier 40 North River foot OF Watts.
ST. next pier above Desbrosses street FerrS daily SUM-
days excepted, at D m. U. w. BRADY Agent
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SALEH ar THE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-30
NEWS FROM PARKERsBURG.
President Turner, Of the University' on
Tour Of InspectIOn-Sotes.

President Turner, Of the University, on a
Tour Of InspectIon-Notes.
Special Ttle0rdm 10 NE RegiSer.
PARKERsBURG, April 29.-Dr. f. NJ.
Turner, President of the University, is on
a tour in the interest Of the institution.
Some weeks ago circulars were sent ont to
the High schools of the State indicating
that so far as possible these institutions
were to he made preparatory schools for the
University, provided that the character OF
the school would justify it. DR.. Turner
spent three hours in the High school here
and when he left declared his inteneion Of
recommending the same as abundantly fit
to be preparatory school for the Uniyer-
sity. When these arrangements have been
perfected, graduates from the Parkersburg
High school will be admitted to the State
University upon certificate without fur
ther examination except in Greek, which
is not taught here.
President Turner spoke very highly OF
the progress, at MorgantowD, and claims
that the exercise of discipline in suspend
Ing BeNeTal SJuueuLS IcCSuLiyi was "H'iS
some. The forthcoming catalogue Will
show membership Of one hundred and
seventy-fiye
Quite a delegation from the Andrew
Mather Post of the G. A. K. Of this city,
were in attendance at the Encampment at
Fairmont, including Capt. G. b. Smith,
Col. G. w. Taggart, Moses Pitcher, Capt.
Hazen, George K. Mallory and NJ. V.
Trough.
The members Of the Bar Association Of
this county, held a meeting yesterday,
at which appropriate action was taken
upon the death Of o. S. Rogers, a former
member Of the bar.
The prospects are excellent for a new
oil field on the line between this and
Peasants county, in the Gahaka OIL
field. Benjamine Thye has struck good
thirty barrel day well, which promises
good yield. A number Of neighboring
tracts have been leased and oil men are
on the territory looking about. The Clifton
well, below here, is reported as holding
onE we'll